Sweepers on the husks but cones still in the lane at 10.13 - which one means we can actually cross

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Maite Echeverria246 rep2

10.13, Dalada edge. Sweepers are doing the husks. A line of cones is still in the carriageway. The earlier thread was dung-vs-pavement as a walk. Last jeep was whether uniforms were packing up. We need to cross to the hotel alley. Follow the brooms or respect the cones.

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Cones are the traffic plan. Brooms are municipal or a contractor. If a cone is still in the lane, the lane is not yours. Cross at a gap a uniform is already using, or wait. Do not kick a cone "because the sweeper went through."

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Rusiru Gunatilaka1360 rep1

Walk the pavement the sweeper already cleared. Do not pick a path through leftover chairs and dung because it is shorter. Alley from the inland side if you can.

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Ilinca Popa136 rep2

We waited for a sweeper to pass, stepped between two cones, got whistled back. Pavement after that. Correct.

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Dasun Balasuriya890 rep1

Pavement. Not kicking a cone. Thank you.

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